Rock Around the Christmas Tree: the "24 Hours of Christmas" Live Feed Begins at 6pm

As a kid, I remember listening to the "24 Hours of Christmas" every year on Z-100 with my family. It's been called a New York holiday tradition for almost 25 years, and promoting the live feed online is something that's become an annual SaturnFans.com tradition. Z-100 hasn't aired the "24 Hours of Christmas" for the past several years, but their cross-town rival - 95.5 WPLJ - has been playing their very own version every year since the early 1990s. At 6pm this evening the tradition continues when WPLJ goes commercial-free for 24 hours to play the best traditional and contemporary (and some just plain silly!) holiday music.

So as you wrap presents, unwrap presents, and celebrate the holiday with your friends and family... tune in to WPLJ and enjoy. Just remember not to stay up too late wrappin' and rockin' tonight, because Santa is coming!

Random Article from the SaturnFans.com Archives

Gary Gastelu from FoxNews.com's Car Report recently drove a 2008 Saturn Vue Green Line hybrid to New Hampshire's Mt. Washington, the highest point in the northeast United States. "Drivers come from across the country to see if their vehicles can make the climb up to the 6288 foot summit," he said. "Today is Alternative Energy day here, so we brought the Saturn Vue hybrid ... and we're going to see if green can get to the top."